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2021, Volume 16, Issue 4-5
- 298-300 Genericness in US certification marks: the ‘GRUYÈRE’ case
by Davide Schiavetti - 301-309 The GI structure (the model behind the EU rules) or the complexity of this subjective right
by Alberto Ribeiro de Almeida - 310-315 Will coffee be the new wine? The EU–Central American Association Agreement and the European shaping of GIs in Costa Rica
by Adrian Esquivel - 316-330 The protection of PDOs and PGIs against evocation: a ‘Grand Cru’ in the CJEU’s cellar?
by Manon Verbeeren & Olivier Vrins - 331-340 The Farm to Fork strategy as an external driver for change: possible impacts on nested GI rule systems
by Flavia Guerrieri - 341-347 How the European Union is expanding the protection levels afforded to Geographical Indications as part of its global trade policy
by Liam Sunner - 348-356 Current and future protection of Geographical Indications in Australia
by Paula Zito - 357-367 Country name designation and international IP protection of national competitive identities
by Natalie G S Corthésy - 368-375 The new Russian Law of Geographical Indications: a critical assessment
by Andrea Zappalaglio & Evgeniia Mikheeva - 376-383 Turkish law on infringement of Geographical Indications and its degree of alignment with the EU law
by Hasan Kadir Yilmaztekin & Banu Eylül Yalçın - 384-393 Geographic Indications in Brazil and their socio-environmental dimensions: gaps and opportunities of the Brazilian GI regulation for agricultural products
by Alexandre San Martim Portes & Marina Demaria Venâncio & Lukas Ruthes Gonçalves - 394-401 A pathway to international registration for African Geographical Indications under the Geneva Act: The case for Oku White Honey
by Charlene Musiza - 402-404 Adding value for avocados grown in Kenya through geographical indications: A legal perspective
by Caroline Mwaura - 405-414 Geographical indication protection for non-agricultural products in Indonesia
by Miranda Risang Ayu Palar & Ahmad M Ramli & Dadang Epi Sukarsa & Ika Citra Dewi & Saky Septiono - 415-426 Protecting Ghana’s intellectual property rights in kente textiles: the case for Geographical Indications
by Michelle Okyere & Janice Denoncourt - 427-434 Towards a core unitary legal regime for Geographical Indications in the European Union digital market
by Pilar Montero - 435-441 The concept of terroir tested: sharing of the same terroir between two EU Member States
by Branka Marušić - 442-449 The ever-growing scope of Geographical Indications’ evocation: from Gorgonzola to Morbier
by Vicente Zafrilla Díaz-Marta & Anastasiia Kyrylenko - 450-451 A helpful companion to navigate European geographical indications and designations of origin
by Marius Schneider
2021, Volume 16, Issue 3
- 191-192 Happy 20th birthday, InfoSoc Directive!
by Eleonora Rosati - 193-194 Settling the saga of patenting plants obtained through essentially biological processes: a dynamic approach by the EPO
by Naina Khanna - 194-196 Is milk made for humans? Exceptio probat regulam in casibus non exceptis or a new trend in the case law relating to slogans?
by Stefan Martin & Jonathan Boyd - 196-198 The Bentley Battle: Family firm triumphs over luxury car manufacturer in trade mark dispute
by Janet Strath - 198-199 Bullfighting denied copyright protection by Spanish Supreme Court
by Victoria Sofía Martín Santos - 199-201 High Court grants website blocking injunction in relation to sports streaming and reconsiders confidentiality of such orders
by Sean Wood & Laura Hartley - 201-203 Screenplay collaborator granted authorship credit in IPEC ‘encore’
by Daniela Simone - 203-206 Final decision from a UK Community Design Court clarifies how to interpret a registered design
by Darren Smyth - 207-212 The case guidance system in China: a practical guide to intellectual property cases
by Tian Lu - 213-225 The Pelham Chronicles: sampling, copyright and fundamental rights
by Bernd Justin Jütte & João Pedro Quintais - 226-235 A critical review of intellectual property rights in the Kenyan tea sector
by Isaac Rutenberg - 236-246 Re-use the news: between the EU press publishers’ right’s addressees and the informatory exceptions’ beneficiaries
by Ana Lazarova - 247-258 Three routes to protecting AI systems and their algorithms under IP law: The good, the bad and the ugly
by Katarina Foss-Solbrekk - 259-264 Dance as the language of love—considering joint authorship in the era of TikTok and after Kogan v Martin
by John Shaw - 265-270 Five considerations for the transposition and application of Article 17 of the DSM Directive
by Eleonora Rosati - 271-277 Patentability of computer-implemented ‘business methods’ in Australia—a closer look at the ‘technical improvement’ test
by Roy Leigh - 278-288 Intellectual property management for small and medium-sized enterprises in the United Arab Emirates
by Rami Olwan
2021, Volume 16, Issue 2
- 89-90 2021: The Year Of Data?
by Stefano Barazza - 92-94 US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit finds that administrative patent judges were unconstitutionally appointed in case now the subject of multiple appeals to the US Supreme Court
by Charles R Macedo & David P Goldberg & Chandler Sturm - 94-97 The CJEU abolishes Neurim and SPCs for new therapeutic indications
by Żaneta Zemła-Pacud - 97-98 Patent pending: the law on AI inventorship
by Laura Adde & Joel Smith - 98-99 Registration of a sign contrary to public interest and good morals is prohibited in Iran
by Ali Rezaei - 100-101 Swedish Patent and Market Court of Appeal says that Crocs’ three-dimensional trade mark lacks acquired distinctiveness
by Nedim Malovic - 102-103 EU General Court tackles notion of ‘average consumer’ when goods/services are aimed at both specialized and everyday consumers
by Nedim Malovic - 103-105 Something old, something new? Indian High Court permits unauthorized use of registered trade marks on Google AdWords
by Pragya Singh - 105-107 Turkish Court of Appeal finds likelihood of confusion based on a common weak element
by Güldeniz Doğan Alkan & Ayşenur C¸ıtak - 107-108 With its IP action plan, the European Commission is stepping up its IP game
by Bertrand Sautier - 109-123 An assessment of the UK approach to parametric claims after Actavis v Eli Lilly
by Ilya Gribanov - 124-135 AI-generated works and copyright law: towards a union of strange bedfellows
by Emmanuel Salami - 136-145 Clash of the Titans: conflict between the regulatory and patent systems around second medical use claims
by Natali Goginashvili - 146-149 Brazilian Supreme Court considers ruling on patent case for the first time this century
by Roberto Rodrigues & Ana Calil - 150-163 The fate of the ETSI FRAND declaration in the transfer of SEPs
by Lea Tochtermann - 164-178 The Australian tobacco plain packaging legislation: a case study on intellectual property enforcement and policy intervention to promote public health
by Olasupo Owoeye & Oladapo Fabusuyi & Mathews Nkhoma - 179-183 The legal nature of a domain name: the Ukrainian dimension
by Nataliia Bulat - 184-186 Cornucopia of comparative case law: trade mark law in Asia
by Danny Friedmann - 187-188 Deciphering the transnational aspect of IP law
by Kshitij Kumar Singh
2021, Volume 16, Issue 1
- 1-2 Let’s do away with the notion of the “personal brand”
by Neil Wilkof - 3-4 A patentable computer program could only be one button press away
by Oliver Lam & Jeremy Smith - 5-7 Wheely good result for BMW in the Patents Court
by Janet Strath - 7-8 US Supreme Court precludes judicial review of time-bar challenges of US Patent and Trademark Office Patent Trial and Appeal Board institution decisions
by Charles R Macedo & Christopher Lisiewski & Chandler Sturm - 9-11 Lionel Messi v EUIPO: 2-0. Court of Justice blows final whistle on opposition proceedings involving Leo Messi
by Stefan Martin - 11-13 Genuine use of a mark without a single sale. Possible? ‘Yes!’, says the General Court
by Stefan Martin - 13-15 Land Rover fails to defend 3D shape mark oppositions
by Alex Woolgar - 16-17 SkyKick—a continuing saga: infringement, injunction, costs and appeals
by Darren Meale - 17-18 AG Hogan advises CJEU to rule that disclosure of evidence in court proceedings is not a communication to the public
by Nedim Malovic - 19-20 Brazil is one step closer to implementation of the Nagoya Protocol
by Suelen Carls - 21-40 ‘Thou shalt not pass’—trade mark and design offices and courts as guardians of public policy and morality
by Carina Gommers & Eva De Pauw & Ine Letten - 41-55 The destruction of copyright—are jurisprudence and legislators throwing fundamental principles of copyright under the bus?
by Kerstin Bäcker & Ursula Feindor-Schmidt - 56-65 The lost tribe: SEP licensing practices in German post-Huawei jurisprudence
by Jonas Heitto - 66-78 Meet my artificially-intelligent virtual self: creative avatars, machine learning, smart contracts and the copyright conundrum
by Eugene C Lim - 79-88 Claiming rights to Augmented Space: current and future scenarios
by Serena Faccio